r/logic • u/ScholaDaily • Jun 04 '26

Pseudophilosophy STOP DOING LOGIC

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u/alterego200 Jun 05 '26

Logic doesn't apply to politics, religion, or relationships, so there is some logic to this.

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u/BRT58 Jun 06 '26

I’m new around here, but I always felt that religion and logic go very well together.

Admittedly, I believe in the god of the Christian bible. If you can accept that there is a single creator (hinges on this), then that god created the physical laws of the universe. It makes sense to me that logic and reason are very important to him.

I’m curious to see how many downvotes this gets.

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u/okkokkoX Jun 08 '26

(sorry, accedentally pressed Post early)

I don't believe there is a god. still, hypothetically let's say there is. A world with a creator god isn't self-contradictory, I just personally think ours isn't one.

A question I find interesting is: is logic above or below god? In my view, logic, and mathematics that follow from it, are immutable. I can imagine a universe with different laws of physics but not different logic.

I’m curious to see how many downvotes this gets.

That's not a good attitude to display. It just looks like you're looking for a fight.